00:01:23.320And also we have an update on Perez Hilton's condition and what is going to happen to him
00:01:29.540moving forward. I also have a few things that I wanted to address that I spoke about the other
00:01:35.500day and some people criticized me for. So yeah, let's get into it. As I said the other day,
00:01:41.880Ryan Reynolds started liking anti-Justin Baldoni content on Instagram and he wants to support
00:01:49.700people who's calling Justin Baldoni a creep and who's spreading misinformation about the facts
00:01:56.640in regards to the lawsuit because that is what these accounts are doing. There are also indications
00:02:03.460right now that Ryan started getting more involved behind the scenes on social media. I reported on
00:02:10.580some of that the other day as well and now it's getting even more obvious to me what Ryan is up
00:02:15.680to. So I saw this post on Reddit the other day, and I was like, this is quite interesting. And
00:02:20.840it's a good reminder for people to see what was really going on behind the scenes and how people
00:02:27.520in the industry were talking about Blake Lively behind her back. Someone on Reddit created this
00:02:34.400post saying, Ryan Reynolds, how could they spend so much time with her yet have no sense of who
00:02:41.260she is. And then they said, Ange Gianetti, Todd Black, and Sony executives knew exactly who Blake
00:02:48.480Lively was. Ange Gianetti and Todd Black both worked for Sony, if you don't know that. And this
00:02:54.600post had collected a lot of texts and emails where people were talking about who Blake Lively really
00:03:02.900is. They called her epic level stupid. They called her a terrorist several times. They said that she1.00
00:03:08.820could only blame herself for what happened and I was like okay I'm going to talk about this on my
00:03:14.140channel again for the people who missed out on these parts and it's also a really good reminder
00:03:18.200for everyone on what happened behind the scenes. I go to the post to this link and I get this message
00:03:23.660sorry this post was removed by Reddit's filter. Why was this post removed by filter? It was a
00:03:32.760collection of evidence of public material that's publicly available to everyone in a legal docket.
00:03:41.320Why was that removed, Ryan? Let me know what you think. Who's behind this? Who's behind all the
00:03:48.160other censorship happening on Reddit right now? Please keep in mind here that Blake Lively hired
00:03:54.660Nick Shapiro, who used to work for the CIA. And we don't know if he's still working for her,
00:04:01.180But the signs that I start seeing now makes me really worried for Justin Boldoni.
00:04:08.280Because Ryan Reynolds has a history of stalking people that he has a grudge with,
00:04:15.540or people who he didn't like working with, or people who called him out.
00:04:20.500I've heard several stories lately about how he has operated behind the scenes trying to ruin people.
00:04:28.320And I believe, as I said the other day, Ryan is obsessed with Justin and he will go after
00:04:36.320him for as long as it takes for him to feel that he has gotten his own career back.
00:04:43.540I think that we have only seen the tip of the iceberg when it comes to Ryan.
00:04:49.060And that little tip has showed us a lot.
00:04:52.360And I think it's so important right now to keep an eye on what's happening on social
00:04:56.900media and if the person who did this post is watching this channel please send me all these
00:05:05.660evidence that you collected all these things from the lawsuit that you put on reddit so i can read
00:05:11.560it out loud here on my channel ryan also posted on his instagram story yesterday a picture of
00:05:19.080himself where he thought probably he looked cool and he chose the song angel of the morning you
00:05:26.460probably know the famous line just call me angel in the morning. Is this some kind of sick humor
00:05:32.100from him pretending that he believes he is an angel or just doing the opposite here saying that
00:05:39.740I'm no angel and that's why I added this music. I just feel that everything that he does there is
00:05:45.600some sense of meaning or some purpose behind it. Anyways this gives me the chills you guys. I
00:05:53.240received I have to say I received an email this morning that really shocked me okay so let's get
00:06:00.300into this new filing from the judge in the Stephanie Jones versus Jennifer Abel case if you
00:06:07.340follow this drama for a while you know there are a lot of separate lawsuits going on right now
00:06:11.900one of them being this one without getting into details of what's who's suing who for what here
00:06:17.420What I think is the most important thing about this case is that we are about to find out more details about what happened when Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds used their company, Van Zand, to file a sham lawsuit to get hold of Jennifer Abel, Justin Baldoni's publicist phone, and legally take it from Stephanie Jones, who was colluding with them,
00:06:45.440who also used to work for Justin Baldoni.
00:06:48.860She gave them that phone through this subpoena.
00:06:54.200Blake and Ryan dropped the lawsuit the day before she filed her CRD complaint
00:07:01.280and then gave all the content to the New York Times who used it in the reporting.
00:07:07.700Now the judge is saying, hey, both sides here,
00:07:11.660you need to remind me again why you want a lot of these documents here.
00:07:17.400There are 15 pending motions here where both parties are saying
00:07:23.340we want to keep this information sealed from the public.
00:07:27.380Now the judge is saying you have five days to convince me
00:07:31.020why I should still keep some of this information sealed.
00:07:35.740And he also says that some of this information is already public
00:07:38.760because it was filed in the Lively v. Baldoni lawsuit.
00:15:23.560And the thing is, everyone has different reasons for looking at the situation the way that they do,
00:15:29.800because we all have different baggage in our lives.
00:15:32.860And we use that baggage to analyze things that are happening around us.
00:15:37.400I hope that made things a little bit more clear.
00:15:40.060and I want to thank everyone by the way for being so respectful and for also disagreeing with me
00:15:46.040and sharing your opinions with me because I really appreciate that and sometimes you know people can
00:15:51.140say things to me like oh I didn't think about it that way I really appreciate your perspective on
00:15:56.780that and I think that's how we all learn to grow and how we all learn to learn from each other and
00:16:04.220how we can still be in a safe space and still be able to share different opinions without being
00:16:11.580mean or without being cruel or without attacking other people. And maybe that is a lesson from all
00:16:18.700of this. Anyways, I wanted to give you guys a little bit of an update that I just saw on Daily
00:16:23.180Mail about what's going to happen to Perez from now on. They've spoken to someone called Mark
00:16:29.180Astor, who is a veteran Florida attorney specializing in Baker Act cases. So this is a
00:16:35.980Baker Act case. And that is why Perez is not going to go home when his treatment at the hospital is
00:16:45.440over. He is going to be, according to this article, locked up in a psychiatric ward for six months or
00:16:52.380longer. He's been treated for his injuries and we know he's been in surgery as well. And they've
00:16:57.580spoken to a friend of his here who's saying that Perez is not able to fully process what happened
00:17:04.260and then they're saying here this is not going to be something where in five days I'm like he's fine
00:17:09.320this is months maybe years and he won't be allowed to go home when he's medically discharged he will
00:17:16.720instead be moved to a secure psychiatric facility where specialists will have 72 hours to assess
00:17:23.160to assess his mental health the blogger could walk free when the clock runs down if they don't think
00:17:29.700he's a risk to himself or others but that's a long shot according to mark astor who's this veteran
00:17:36.180and he says you don't just walk out of there after 72 hours whether it's a mental health issue or all
00:17:43.120of the above they need to get to the bottom of what has happened here this guy who's a former
00:17:47.760prosecutor and defense attorney he's saying there are three options here or three possibilities
00:17:52.560Number one, they could release him. Number two, they get him to agree to stay on a voluntary basis.
00:17:59.580Or number three, they could file what's known as a petition to involuntary placements.
00:18:06.600The latter would involve a Miami-Dade judge holding a hearing within five days to decide whether Hilton should remain locked up.
00:18:16.300The case would be confidential, with media barred from attending or hearing any of the details.
00:18:22.560They're going to be a prosecutor from the state attorney's office and either a private defense lawyer or a court-appointed public defender.
00:18:30.060There'll probably be a doctor there from the facility saying this is why we need more time.
00:18:36.500Patients can be held for a maximum of six months at a time, but a 30-day order is more realistic in Hilton's case, he's saying here.
00:18:44.000He also says that the family has a crucial role in what's going to happen to him next.
00:18:48.640and his family can't persuade the authorities to release him